Fasika

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Fasika is the Ethiopian and Eritrean Orthodox celebration of Easter, marked by lengthy fasting, all-night church services, and a festive breaking of the fast with traditional foods.

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Label Occurrences
Fasika canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian feast
Easter celebration
religious holiday
alsoKnownAs Eritrean Easter NERFINISHED
Ethiopian Easter NERFINISHED
associatedWith Good Friday NERFINISHED
Holy Week NERFINISHED
Palm Sunday NERFINISHED
basedOnCalendar Alexandrian calendar NERFINISHED
Julian calendar NERFINISHED
commemorates resurrection of Jesus
country Eritrea NERFINISHED
Ethiopia
culturalSignificance important national holiday in Eritrea
important national holiday in Ethiopia
major family gathering
endsWith festive meal
fastingDuration 55 days
fastingType abstinence from animal products
abstinence from dairy
abstinence from eggs
abstinence from meat
hasPractice all-night church services
breaking of the fast
communal meals
lengthy fasting
processions
special liturgy
hasRitual Eucharistic celebration
candle lighting
prostrations
vigil service
liturgicalLanguage Geʽez NERFINISHED
observedBy Eritrean Orthodox Christians NERFINISHED
Ethiopian Orthodox Christians NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodox Christians in the Horn of Africa NERFINISHED
partOf liturgical year
relatedTo Easter NERFINISHED
Pascha NERFINISHED
religion Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church NERFINISHED
Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church NERFINISHED
symbolizes resurrection of Jesus Christ
traditionalFood beyaynetu
doro wat
injera
tej
tella
tibs

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Amhara (commonly reported) majorFestivals Fasika
subject surface form: Amhara